The radiologic diagnosis of subtle extremity injuries.
This article reviews soft tissue and alignment abnormalities that may be critical for identifying subtle extremity fractures and dislocations.
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[Avascular necrosis of the head of the humerus].
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Stress fracture of the first rib. A case report.
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Importance of proper radiography in acute shoulder trauma.
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[Standardized evaluation of the shoulder joint].
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[The value of Mitella and Desault bandages (on useful bandaging technic in injuries of the shoulder and arm region and against abduction splints)].
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[The reposition of shoulder dislocation, according to v. Arlt].
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Injuries to the clavicle with neurovascular complications. A study of fourteen cases.
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[The appearance of the so-called seat-belt-trauma (author's transl)].
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Present status of the time factor in clinical radiotherapy. II. The nominal standard dose formula.
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Arthrodesis of the shoulder: posterior approach.
Shoulder arthrodesis through the posterior approach in 6 patients with the average follow-up of 20 months has been described. There were no surgical complications. In all cases the position of the arm was determined clinically and placed in 20 degrees abduction, 30 degrees forward flexion, and 40 degrees internal rotation.
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[Difficult diagnoses in traumatology].
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[Shoulder injuries in electric shock].
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[Use of lyophilized cortical substance in traumatology].
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[Case of brachial plexus palsy following the incision of the medial side of the clavicle].
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[Recurrent shoulder luxations].
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[Arthrodesis of the shoulder with compression (J. Charnley's technique)].
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